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hired 2 sedan chairs [illegible] along
with the porters the 6 miles
To Songton where we arrived
at 9:30. The country we passed
the was chiefly rice fields.
About the Penic village werefield
guilled, taro beans & other
vegetables, on' the roadside
grew grovos, [illegible]
berdii, ash trees yellow bullets
(prongtang) around grapefruit,
candle trees which has leaves &
bark like our cottonwood. At
Songton we found Andrews
had moved over to Futting so
we had to engage another lot
of porters but this [illegible] until
noon as the other porters refused
to go further. At noon we left
Songton & climbed out of the
valley & dropped down to Hulanig.
The trip over the pass was hot
but the roadside was very
interesting. Besides a various sorts
grew along the roadside. Here
chiefly polypodiums were very
abundant. A rock with white
flowers was abundant. Sword.